The phrase "actual conceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing real or genuine ideas, beliefs, or understandings about a particular subject.
Example: "The study aimed to explore the actual conceptions of students regarding climate change and its impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "real understandings" or "genuine beliefs".
—John Locke By the time you finish reading this letter, you will have realized that there is no actual conception of the self.
It seems clear that, while the theoretical arguments for same-sex marriage often focus on legal claims, the actual conception of many same-sex couples is broader and includes this social meaning.
They demonstrate as well that particular caution should be exercised when extrapolating the results of the conventional thermodynamic models to the actual conception of the gas liquefaction chain.
CHS made key contribution to the actual conception and overall design of the study, supervised all its aspects throughout and critically revised the final draft of the manuscript.
Third, it must be noted that our study focused on the time of women's pregnancy recognition rather than actual conception.
In particular, women spoke of the sometimes sensitive or secretive period between planning pregnancy and actual conception, affecting their willingness to tell others, including health professionals about their plans, and thus the open consideration of preconception health (box 4).
He explicitly distinguished between the end of analysis and actual components conceptions of elements and while he thought that both notions have chemical importance, he relied on the actual components thesis when constructing the Periodic Table.
Sure, all signs pointed to the thing being a modified Mylo, but still, their little artist's conception ended up being uncannily like the actual design.
McDowell's assertion that "someone who aims at explanations of the ideal-involving kind must be alive to the thought that there is sure to be a gap between actual current conception and ideal structure in his own case as well as others" (McDowell 1985, 392) doesn't appear to uniquely pick out any particular explanatory framework.
15 Conversely, the assessment of the actual time to conception in another recent large cohort study from the United States reported that after conisation women took longer to conceive than untreated normal women or women attending colposcopy but not treated (time to conception >12 months 16.4% v 8.4%, adjusted odds ratio 2.09, 95% confidence interval 1.26 to 3.46).
